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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
2
The Montana oil scene is buoyed as Humble Oil plans a $7 million hydro cracking plant at its Billings refinery. A Humble official touts Montana as favorable for expansion of existing and new industry, shaping public opinion on growth and tax conditions.
A letter argues against admitting Red China to the United Nations. It cites UN Charter rules on peaceful dispute settlement and nonaggression, noting China’s belligerence and lack of consent to UN principles. The writer warns against fuzzy thinking and urges defogging the China issue.
Rex Dalley Montana High School Association executive secretary bans five stage bands from Flaxville event. Report notes overreach into nearly all school activities with no clear appeal, and cites past conflicts with Missoula County High School and other students. Daniels County Leader comments on centralized power and limited local options.
The notice lists Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School at 9 45 am and church at 11 am Saturday at the Masonic Temple next to Chateau Groceries. The Old Reformed Church offers Sunday services at 10 am and 2 18 pm with Sunday School for children after the afternoon service, located on Highway 89 three miles northwest of Chateau. visitors invited.
Sunday School at 10 am with Sacrament meeting after. Tuesday evening M I A at 7 30. Wednesday April 29 Relief Society literature at 2 pm. Thursday Primary at 4 15 pm. Visitors welcome.
Fairfield Montana church announces Sunday School at 9 45 am morning worship at 11 am and service at 7 45 pm with Thursday Bible Study and Prayer at 7 45 pm Pastor W M McRae leads the Assembly of God congregation.
Trinity Lutheran Church announces morning worship next Sunday at 11 am with a sermon on The Holy Spirit Mediates Christ. Sunday School starts at 9 45 am. A prayer group meets Thursday at 7 am. The father son banquet is Friday at 6 30 pm. Senior confirmation meets Saturday at 9 am. Senior choir resumes Thursday at 8 pm. Junior choir rehearses Tuesday at 4 pm. H C Hjortholm interim pastor.
Choteau Baptist Mission announces worship at 9 a.m. on Sunday April 26 with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and evening service at 7:30 p.m. A Teton Rest Home service is planned at 3 p.m. Pastor Willes Emmel invites all. midweek study and prayer at 7:30 p.m. April 23 at Robert Crocker home.
The Chateau church outlines a busy April weekend with programs for all ages including membership class at 9 am, Sunday School, worship led by Pastor Crowe, and youth district rally at 2:30 pm. Weekly meetings include Girl Scouts, MYF, prayer groups, and choir rehearsals led by Dorothy Allen.
Lonnie Dale, a Choteau High School senior, won the Soroptimist Citizenship Award for an essay on citizen responsibilities. The award included a $2,500 top prize. a $50 local award went to Dale, with second place to Charlene Gelsinger of Augusta High School.
The article discusses Calvary as the hill of sin where Jesus bore iniquity for all. It contrasts unrepentant sin with the repentant thief and notes believers have no sin on them through Jesus. A missionary’s encounter highlights that Jesus paid it all and salvation comes only through Calvary.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints schedules a Sunday priesthood meeting at 8 45 a.m. for attendees.
A civic reflection asserts that all citizens sustain government through participation and shared responsibility. The piece likens governance to a tree whose branches and leaves flourish with collective care and daily involvement.
The Stott Bros thank the sheriffs office the county fire truck and Lee Stott for driving it along with all others who assisted in controlling the fire at the Stott ranch.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Brown and family hosted a weekend visit from Mr and Mrs Merle Han. The gathering included their son and extended relatives in Missoula.
Mr and Mrs Bob Dauwailder and son Mike from Bozeman arrived Friday to visit Mrs Irene McManus and her parents in Conrad. They returned home Sunday.
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